FIN Review: What to Know Before Using This DEX
FIN is described as a permissionless, on-chain order-book exchange on Kujira. The basic product is identifiable, but fees, trading details and independent security checks remain unclear.
By the SkyBitcoins review team · Updated
At a glance
FIN key facts
| Type | Decentralized token exchange |
|---|---|
| Trading model | On-chain order book |
| Chain | Kujira |
| Token | None listed |
| Updated |
FIN FAQs
What is Kujira FIN?
FIN is described as a decentralized, permissionless token exchange using an on-chain order book. It operates on the Kujira chain.
What fees does FIN charge?
FIN's trading-fee schedule is not established. Check the current fees and any network costs in the app before placing an order.
Is FIN audited?
No audit is listed for FIN. That does not prove a vulnerability, but you should not assume its contracts have been independently audited before risking funds.
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